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Exeter
Right in the heart of Exeter, with the iconic Cathedral as its backdrop, Princesshay is home to over 70 fantastic restaurants & retailers with everything you need in a stunning environment and welcoming atmosphere.
Totnes
Sharpham Vineyard is set in one of Devon's most magical locations. The beautiful 550 acre estate is set on the bank of the River Dart, with 12,000 vines basking in the sun on the south facing slopes.
Newton Abbot
In the heart of Newton Abbot’s pedestrian shopping streets is Market Walk. The newly regenerated shopping area is now home to a splendid glass roof and new colourful shop fronts.
Linking Courtenay Streets and Market Square the covered shopping...
Kingsbridge
Kingsbridge market is held on The Quay on the first and third Saturdays of each month from 9.00 a.m. until 1.00 p.m.
Newton Abbot
Located in Courtenay Street, a pedestrianised street in the town centre, Newton Abbot Produce Market has gained a reputation for product quality and a variety of fresh produce.
Bovey Tracey
Visit the Farmers Market at Bovey Tracey and experience the full flavour of local produce.
Held on alternate Saturdays, the farmers' market sells local produce and delicacies.
Open Monday to Saturday, open from 9 till 4, in the heart of Newton Abbot, next to Newton Abbot Market Square you’ll find Newton Abbot Indoor Market and Food Hall.
Home to a wide range of stalls, a wander around the Market Hall will take you...
Kingsbridge
Salcombe Brewery Co. manufactures hand-crafted, artisan beers, bottled and on draught. The brewery welcomes visitors all year round and also holds brewery tours as well as brew days.
Bovey Tracey
House of Marbles is a unique attraction located in Bovey Tracey, the 'Gateway to the Moors'. Free entry, free parking & dogs are welcome. You will find a large gift shop with a variety of interesting goodies, fully licensed daytime restaurant,...
Dartmouth
Built originally as a pannier market in 1828 where eggs, poultry and fresh produce, all from local farms, was sold, and the goods arrived every market day in baskets slung on the back of ponies. Many things have changed since then, but delicious...
Dartmouth
South Hams Farmers and local Producers Market. 9am till 1pm in the Old Market (off Victoria Road) on the second Saturday of each month.
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